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Gloves off in SA Hawks circle Zimbawe football /
Mugabe must just shut up, say analysts /
Colonial regulatory frameworks hindering SADC region trade /
Mnangagwa, Khama commit on Zim-Bots railway project /
DRC's US$1.3bn elections poser /
Land reform essential to address historical injustices /
South Africa, US square off over land
By Southern Times --
Sep14,2018 --
Colleta Dewa in Johannesburg
Diplomatic relations between South Africa (SA) and the United States of America (US) have been compromised following the US President Donald Trump's comments relating to SA's land expropriation without compensation.
Last Thursday, Trump sent a Twitter message instructing the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to monitor the land issue in South Africa.
"I have asked Secretary of State @SecPompeo to closely study the South Africa land and farm seizures and expropriations and the large scale killing of farmers. South African Government is now seizing land from white farmers," tweeted Trump.
The message triggered ire in South Africa with President Cyril Ramaphosa strongly hitting back, telling Trump not to meddle in his country's affairs.
"I don't know what Donald Trump has to do with South African land because he has never been here and he must keep his America, we will keep our South Africa. That is what he must do, South Africa is our land.
"South Africa belongs to all the people who live here in South Africa, it does not belong to Donald Trump; he can keep his America, when I meet him I will tell him," said Ramaphosa, in words that are similar to the famous quotation by former Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe who told then British Prime Minister Tony Blair at the Earth Summit in Johannesburg in 2002 to "keep his England, while I keep my Zimbabwe" at the height of Zimbabwe's land reform programme.
South Africa's Department of International Relations and Co-operation send a message to Washington through the US Chargé d'Affaires in South Africa.
Minister Lindiwe Sisulu told the US that the government and people of South Africa were annoyed by Trump's comments regarding the land process that is already proving to be a complicated issue in the country.
"The Government of South Africa wishes to caution against alarmist, false, inaccurate and misinformed, as well as – in some cases – politically-motivated statements that do not reflect the policies and intentions of the South African government," said Sisulu.
She also explained to the seemingly misinformed US leader that the land issue was being undertaken as a way of correcting historical injustices, adding that the process will be done within the parameters of the country's constitution.
"President Cyril Ramaphosa has directly addressed investors and agricultural associations and will continue this process of engagement and consultation with all stakeholders to find solutions that are in the best interests of the country, the economy and the people of South Africa.
"President Ramaphosa has also consistently indicated that this process will be undertaken within the confines of the Constitution and in a manner that grows the economy, ensures food security, and increases agricultural production. He has also, in Parliament, underlined that the government would not support calls for the nationalisation of land," said Sisulu.
Trump's messages caused a furore across South Africa with leader of the opposition Economic Freedom Fighters Julius Malema referring to Trump as a "pathological liar".
"Through land expropriation, we are forcing white people to share the land which was gained through a crime against the humanity of blacks and African people.
"Be that as it may, we must put it on record, unequivocally, that Donald "the pathological liar" Trump, we are not scared of you and your USA or Western imperialist forces. We are not the generation that is going to kneel at the statue of Western imperialism and accept to live in the indignity of black landlessness," charged Malema.
Dr Alfonso Bere, a political analyst, told The Southern Times that the issue of land was bound to cause friction between the African continent and those who seem to have benefited from the injustice.
"Trump's words are expected coming from a people who do not understand the pain that the African continent as a whole went through during colonisation. Now that we are moving to take charge, they make unnecessary noise. We are tired of playing second class. The time is now and Africa is not going back," he said.
British Prime Minister Theresa May, who was on a official visit to South Africa this week, on Tuesday pledged to support the process of land expropriation without compensation.
Addressing guests of the British High Commission in Cape Town before meeting President Ramaphosa, May said her country supports legal land reform.
"The UK has for some time now supported land reform that is legal and transparent and generated through a democratic process. I discussed it with President Ramaphosa during his visit to Britain earlier this year and will discuss it with him again later today," she said.
"I welcome the comments that President Ramaphosa has already made, bearing in mind the economic and social aspects of it. I think he's made some comments that it won't be a smash and grab approach. I think there's an opportunity to unlock investment," she said.
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Andres Tolts (* 8. Oktober 1949 in Tallinn; † 18. März 2014 ebenda) war ein estnischer Künstler und Grafiker.

Leben und Werk
Andres Tolts machte 1967 in Tallinn Abitur und schloss 1973 die Estnische Kunstakademie im Fach Industriedesign ab. Noch während des Studiums schloss er sich mit Ülevi Eljand, Ando Keskküla und Leonhard Lapin zur Gruppe "SOUP `69" zusammen, die ihren Namen von Andy Warhols Serie zu den Suppenkonserven von Campbell ableitete. Ziel der Gruppe war die Schöpfung einer eigenen Pop Art, die sich über den sozialistischen Realismus lustig machte. Der "Eindimensionalität der kommerziellen Welt" in der westlichen Pop Art stellte "SOUP `69" die "Eindimensionalität der Gleichgültigkeit der sowjetischen Gesellschaft und das Chaos und die Armut ihres Milieus" gegenüber.

Tolts war im Anschluss an sein Studium freiberuflich tätig und seit 1975 Mitglied des Estnischen Kunstverbandes, als dessen Sekretär er 1987–1989 fungierte. Seine erste Ausstellung hatte er 1973 gemeinsam mit Ando Keskküla in Tartu, 1974 war seine erste persönliche Ausstellung in Tallinn. Es folgten zahlreiche Gruppen- und Einzelausstellungen im In- und Ausland, 1992 war er auf der Ausstellung "Mythos und Abstraktion" in Karlsruhe vertreten.

Auszeichnungen
 1986 Verdienter Künstler der ESSR
 2000 Kristjan-Raud-Preis
 2003 Jahrespreis des Estnischen Kulturkapitals
 2009 Konrad-Mägi-Preis
 2010 Orden des weißen Sterns, IV. Klasse

Sekundärliteratur
 Interview mit Andres Tolts. in: Estonia 1/1992, S. 44–48.
 Jüri Hain: Andres Toltsi väikesed vigurid, in: Vikerkaar 11/1992, S. 27.

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On September 30th, you can purchased the Xperia PLAY for Php17,990. Remember, they will only offer this discounted price on September 30th and it will be back to its regular price of Php19,990.
Camera is pretty impressive. You can shoot and save pictures in a snap. I can run the games, apps and videos without waiting with its high-speed 1.4GHz Turbo processor. Aside from that, it also has the 3D sweep to capture stunning panoramas and show them off on a 3D or HDTV.
There is no changes in physical appearance, they just improved the specs and added more colors to choose from. Aside from black and white, its now available in silver, blue and pink.


Mixers (or modulators) are some of the most important functions in a radio transceiver. Almost all radio architectures use mixers to convert the carrier frequency of a wanted signal from one range to another for various reasons. The requirement for a mixer was first identified with the development of the superheterodyne architecture, wherein it was shown to be advantageous to translate the incoming RF to a lower frequency in order to make the required channel filtering practical and the main amplification more efficient. These motivations still hold good today.


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'The Nun' Is 'The Conjuring' Universe's Least Scary (And Grossest) Film Yet
A priest, a nun, and a French guy walk into a haunted abbey...
A priest, a nun, and a French guy walk into an abbey… While the premise of The Nun, the latest entry in the quickly-expanding Conjuring Cinematic Universe, might sound like a joke, but it's actually pretty solid gross-out horror film, even if it's short on legitimate scares.
Directed by Colin Hardy, a budding British horror director set to reboot The Crow in 2019, The Nun is a fun romp through familiar territory. What starts as a papal investigation into a mysterious suicide at a Romanian abbey quickly turns into a mile-per-minute frightfest. The scenery is delightfully gothic, the acting is fine (with a few particularly well-delivered jokes from Jonas Bloquet as a French-Canadian character literally called "Frenchie"), and the cinematography is standard horror movie stuff: lots of quick cuts with a little too much atmospheric fog.
The Nun's first few scares work well, especially one scene in which the titular nun slash monster appears out of nowhere, flashes a toothy smile, and disappears as a mirror shatters in response. But by the midway point, the movie is piling on scary moments so rapidly that they stop being, well, scary. There's no sense of tension to create those truly frightful moments that made the original Conjuring so great. Instead, it's just a montage of freaky visuals without much substance to thread them all together.
On the plus side, The Nun eagerly leans into the gross-out side of the horror genre. Think Evil Dead or The Re-Animator, but without as much winking at the audience. Undead nuns crunch and creek as they move through rooms of the haunted abbey before falling apart into fleshy little pieces. There's also an undead boy with a long slimy tongue that wraps around his victim's throats and a snake that bites someone right in the eyeball.
The film's setting (both physical and historical) also heightens the spooky experience. The Nun takes place in 1952, shortly after WWII, which also explains the emergence of the demon, loosed from its underground prison by bombs dropped during the war. But after a bit of exposition we arrive in the backwoods of Romania where it might as well be 1752 instead, setting the scene for some fun old-timey scares.
There are no cell phones and no electricity (aside from the occasional crackling radio). Instead we get a crumbling castle, old hallways filled with hanging crosses lit by candlelight, and a graveyard full of ringing bells — a remnant from the Plague when people were so worried they'd be buried alive, they were entombed with bells in case they woke up already deep underground (you can probably guess what's coming next).
The Nun piles on scary moments so rapidly that they stop being, well, scary.
One area where The Nun falls flat, however, is its superficial depiction of the Catholic Church. Amid a growing series of horrific real-life scandals, the film mostly paints the church as a pure force of good in the battle against evil. There's no hint at the misdeeds these nuns may have committed on their own, either to each other or to the neighboring town that clearly hates them and spits at any mention of the abbey out of superstition.
One early scene in the Vatican seems to acknowledge that the church is occasionally up to shady business, but it's quickly clarified that's not the case here — with the religious firmly on the side of good. At one point, in a flashback, we're even treated to what looks like an army of well-intentioned Crusaders storming the abbey (at that time a castle) to stop an evil duke from summoning some sort of demon.
The Nun also fails to answer some key plot points, including why Taissa Farmiga's character (a nun in training) is asked to come along even when she has no clear connection to the events that take place. But at the end of the day, none of that really matters. The plot is secondary to the scary nun floating down the abbey hallways as every cross in the room rotates 180-degrees and lights on fire.
In that sense, The Nun does exactly what it's supposed to, offering plenty of scares while also filling out the connective tissue in the Conjuring Cinematic Universe and laying the groundwork for even more movies. Whether you're a fan of the series or not, it's an enjoyable enough diversion. Just don't expect anything as scary or as clever as the movie that kicked off the entire franchise.
The Nun creeps into theaters September 6.
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Queens Park Rangers / Football (Peter Doherty)
Queens Park Rangers are a professional football club. The club is based in West London and play their home games at Loftus Road, located in the Shepherd's Bush district.
The club includes amongst its supporters Peter Doherty. As a teenager, he founded and edited a fanzine about the team titled "All Quiet on the Western Avenue" and has often said in interviews that as a kid his dream was to play for QPR. He can be seen wearing a QPR home shirt (blue and white hoops) in the video for Last of the English Roses. Libertines and Babyshambles producer and ex-Clash guitarist Mick Jones is also a fan of the team.
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I have mixed feelings about Black Friday (and the accompanying Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, etc) .
As a small business, the idea of taking advantage of a country wide buying push makes sense. A whole weekend of the year (though, I'm not sure how and when this came to be) has been culturally designated as a time for shopping, and many Americans follow suit. (Hey folks outside the US, does this phenomenon extend to y'all as well?) However, as a human, I find the idea of a 'holiday' centered solely and openly on buying things to be a bit disturbing. What was originally just a holiday marketing push by businesses hoping to get 'into the black' in the weeks leading up to Christmas, has become something less warm and fuzzy. Especially when you hear accounts of people being trampled for flat screen television deals and shirking thanksgiving desert in favor of getting in line at the box store early.
In my double life as an artist/activist, I spent a couple of years participating in an interventionist art festival (organized by my partner and a friend) on Black Friday. (They created a publication for one of the outings, you can find it here and in pictures below.) Myself, along with a group of between 5-10 other artists, went to a large shopping mall outside of Boston to perform a variety of shopping interventions, from subtle to more extreme. Some of my projects for these interventions include buying a shirt from Urban Outfitters, seam ripping it then sewing it back together by hand, placing subversive clothing mending/refashioning mini-zines in the pockets of clothing on the rack, and trying on the outfits displayed in shop windows and discussing the clothing quality, fit, and style with fitting room attendees.
Most of my work as an artist has been around education in the field of consumerism, through a critical but gentle examination of our ideas about Fashion. So you'll understand if my Black Friday enthusiasm is tough to muster, even if my business would benefit from the exciting sales.
This is not to say that I disapprove of businesses that participate in Black Friday events...quite the opposite! Many wonderful businesses whom I patronize & respect have varying levels of participation in Black Friday and if their participation brings them profits then I'm happy for them. I believe that the more opportunities we have to shop in a positive way (at this point, shopping is built into our cultural DNA) the better.
This year I've not only seen business of various sizes promoting shopping smarter, small and local, I've also seen a push from many businesses to use the push of Black Friday sales to raise money for charity. Every year on Black Friday, clothing retailer Everlane directs all of the day's profits towards developing facilities for their factory workers. Many businesses have also started promoting a "Good Karma" sale (pioneered in this case, by The Wild Unknown) in lieu of BF, sending a percentage of proceeds from the day to a charity of their choice.
Today has been 'officially' hash tagged #givingtuesday, in response to Black Friday. Many organizations, both for and not profit, have presented the Tuesday after the chaos as a day to give back. Today I participated by donating to a fantastic Boston public art organization called Now + There.
So what have I decided to do around these high holidays of shopping? I think with more careful planning and foresight, I would have loved to participate in a Good Karma type sale, but as they often say: Life gets in the way. Instead, I want to give something back to you and I hope that it will allow for more conscientious giving in your life as well. I have put together a special gift for all of you lovely blog readers, instagram followers, pattern purchasers, and the rest of the fantastic crafting community: a free pattern!
But to stay true to the theme (and to give me a little more time to edit and tweak) you'll have to wait until Free Pattern Friday (a much better Friday, in my humble opinion).
The holidays are upon us. Whatever holidays you celebrate, nearly all of them involved food and/or gifts.
I love all the holiday stuff. I was raised in a fairly secular household. My extended family runs the gamut from born again christian to orthodox jew, with a few Buddhists thrown into the mix. But family has always been important, so that is what holidays have always meant to me. Plus food.
While I love food and cooking, I'll save my arsenal of recipes for another time. Today we'll talk about the later: Gifts.
I love giving gifts. In fact, I'm a year round gift giver. When I find something that reminds me of someone, I like to give it to them right then and there, without having to wait for a designated time. This, however, probably makes me a bad holiday gift giver. As soon as I need to find gifts for somebody, inspiration vanishes.
My business is new. I wish I had all sorts of fun promotions and specials to offer you all, but I do not - though believe me, my brain has been bursting with ideas for next year! Since I only have one pattern, Black Friday and other holiday promotions seemed like overkill.
So I thought instead, my gift to you would be a collection of gift ideas for all types of people. This collection includes things you can make and (for those who have yet to realize their true crafting potential) things lovingly crafted by others.
A note about this list: These are all online resources for gifts, since this is a blog gift guide. I've tried to show only items by artists, craftspeople, and small businesses. If you are able, shop local for some of your holidays gifts and help out your local economy! Also, this list is far from complete, so if you have awesome shops you'd like to recommend, leave them in the comments!
Don't forget to check the links page for more places to find awesome, ethical, fair trade, usa made, and more!
Art is an awesome gift. People can always use more art in their life, regardless of what type of person they are. Most people have a few empty walls to call their own. Art is not always expensive, but it is always valuable. Plus, isn't it cool to give your gift money to an artist trying to make a living instead of throwing it at Target or Walmart?
Etsy is a great place to find all kinds of art in any size or medium. The nice thing about Etsy is, due to the volume of artwork on it, it is easy to search for "boat" for a fisherman uncle or "Pomeranian" for a pooch loving aunt to get a truly personal gift.
Other websites like The Tappan Collective and Saatchi Online are places to buy art at a range of prices as well. Look for local galleries in your area if you want to support your community.
Are you an artist (even if it's just after work and a few cocktails)? Be bold and make some art for your friends and family!
It's often tempting to get somebody something super cool and exciting, but one thought that rarely crosses the gift giver's mind in this instance is, "is this useful to the recipient?" Why not get somebody a super nice/cool version of something they will absolutely, 100% use?
Kiosk - A shop in NY that sources all sorts of interesting objects from around the globe. Sort of like a globally curated general store.
Present & Correct - The most delightful stationary and accessories to brighten up any desk or office.
Betabrand is based in San Fransisco and makes all sorts of clothing novelties (and not so novelties) including bike-to-work pants, discoball hoodies, and brain-scan print dresses. Everything is made in SF. The Catan socks above come with sock insurance, meaning they will replace your lost socks!
How about the most basic, comfy, and lovely sweater from Everlane, a clothing company that makes awesome basics and preaches radical transparency. Their webshop used profits from Black Friday to build recreational facilities for their factory workers. Awesome.
Made in the USA, Flint & Tinder's 10 Year Hoodie is guaranteed for 10 years. They even offer free mending service!
We received this book one year from my grandparents in Maine. It is an awesome visual dictionary of farming illustrated by Julia Rothman. Always a pleasure to pick up and peruse.
Home Comforts by Cheryl Mendelson is to housekeeping as Emily Post is to etiquette. This is a great gift for those who are too old to live with their parents, but too young to have taken home economics in High School. Maybe even for anybody who's just bought their first home. I use it as a reference for how long certain types of leftovers stay good in the fridge and pre-treating stains.
Full disclosure: I helped write this book on Knittings, Crochet, and Sports. However, I think it would make an awesome gift to anybody interested in crafts, activism and/or basketball. As a bonus, 50% proceeds before x-mas go to sister organization Voces de Cambio.
Call me old school, but there's something really cool about somebody gifting you a magazine subscription. I also recall as a family getting fruit-of-the-month which is a little weird but pretty cool. Here are some subscriptions for all kinds of people in your life.
Or go with the traditional print based magazine (we have to keep them alive!!). Wired and Frankie are two of my favorites.
You love making things, especially for other people. But you lead a busy life, are working on a budget, or need a gift for a ton of people. Here's some quick and awesome DIYs.
Tea towels are super quick to sew and most people use them. The above tutorial from Spoonflower shows you how to create fabric of beloved family recipes and create tea towels. They also have a great selection of yearly calendar tea towels by designers...or design your own tea towel. One yard of fabric will make four!
Fancy washcloths are a lovely gift and very classy. These are designed by Kate Alvis and you can find the free pattern on Ravelry.
Coasters are always nice, and this tutorial from Purl Bee is no exception. Their website is a treasure trove of DIYS, so check it out if you have not already fallen in love with their style!
Diy Pet pillow, easy to make one of any of your furry friends, or friends furry friends. Here's a tutorial!
I wish you the best of luck in all your gifting this season. But remember, it's the thought that counts! (No, seriously...it's the thought that counts). If you know of lovely stores in your area or awesome items, share them in the comments!
Stay tuned...next week I hope to offer up some cool and super last minute DIY gifts and corresponding tutorials!


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This three minute video shows a host of inventions and raising the possibility of a better future and makes a case for supporting the NASA budget. Compelling and eye opening for students who think that exploring space is the only goal for NASA.


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Pubdate: Mon, 01 Aug 2016
Source: Union, The (Grass Valley, CA)
Copyright: 2016 The Union
Contact:  http://www.theunion.com/
Author: Harold Kruger
MAN FACING GROW FINES SUES SUTTER COUNTY
A bedridden man facing fines of $1,000 per day for allegedly
violating a marijuana ordinance is suing Sutter County.
Roy Setzer filed his case this week in Sutter County Superior Court,
trying to overturn the penalty imposed by a county hearing officer.
His attorney, Charnel James, said a court hearing is scheduled for Monday.
"We're not trying to disrespect the Board of Supervisors, but the
county has to adhere to its own regulations as well," James said
Wednesday. "That's what this is about. If they want to take away
property rights and limit what people can do on their property, they
have to follow their own rules to get to that point."
The Sutter County Board of Supervisors in March adopted an urgency
ordinance regulating marijuana grows in the unincorporated county.
Outdoor cultivation is prohibited.
Chuck Smith, the county's public information officer, said in an
email on Thursday the county doesn't comment on pending litigation.
In his legal filing, Setzer said he was hospitalized earlier this
month in Chico when a code enforcement officer arrived at his
property on South Township Road and issued a notice of violation.
Setzer had been suspected of growing medical marijuana in violation
of the county ordinance, based on what the legal filing said was
"aerial photographs."
According to James, the county can only inspect properties for
marijuana violations after obtaining permission from the property
owner, or if the marijuana can be seen from the public right of way,
or if a neighbor complains.
A code enforcement officer arrived at the property on July 11 and
entered over the objections of Setzer's niece, the only person home.
She "told officers they could not open the back gate," the filing
said. "Officers ignored her and entered the backyard. A notice of
violation was then given to (Setzer's) niece despite the fact she was
not an occupant of the home and no other previous attempts to serve
(Setzer) were made."
The legal filing, known as a writ of mandamus, said the code
enforcement officer "conducted a warrantless search ... without
(Setzer's) knowledge or permission."
Last Monday, according to James, a hearing was held before a county
abatement officer, who imposed the $1,000 daily fine.
"We asked them to continue the hearing because of (Setzer's) medical
condition. They refused to continue it," James said.
The attorney said she had "no idea" how the abatement officer, a
county employee, could be considered an independent hearing officer.
In his declaration, Setzer said he remains "under ordered bed rest
and in-home care due to my medical condition. I am not allowed to
leave my bed/home without medical authorization."


Under its funding agreement with government, APL is required to commission an independent review of its performance. APL has appointed a team led by Forest Hill Consulting to conduct the 2018 review. Essentially, the review will consider how effectively and efficiently APL has delivered on its role as the pork industry's marketing, R&D and policy organisation.
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Accelerating Adventures in Communication is an intensive camp for students who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems. Run in conjunction with the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department at West Chester University, EBS therapists engage campers in fun activities designed to inspire communication. Each camper will have the support of a one-on-one partner to encourage continuity and enhance skills.


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Beyoncé's Epic Super Bowl Costume Was A 200-Hour Labour Of Love
Beyonce stunned in a black-leather getup that sucked all the power out of the stadium at last night's Super Bowl. Touchdown!
By Caryn Ceolin February 4, 2013
Photo by Keystone Press
Ravens' who? Beyonce was the winner of last night's Super Bowl following her menacingly wild performance. While we expected no less from Queen B's supermodel strut, if-looks-could-kill smize, and her army of single ladies, the songbird's butt doily was the cherry on top of the #Beybowl Sunday. It might have been her night, but it was truly New York-based designer Rubin Singer's moment.
Photo Courtesy of Rubin Singer
Singer, who has designed many-a-costume for Beyonce in the past, was asked to present a pitch for the Super Bowl last November, in which the following two months saw the designer's New York City atelier became a Sasha Fierce fashion military base. Singer and his dedicated 14-person team worked well over 200-man hours to create the looks of all 120 backup dancers, and Beyonce's black body suit and motorcycle jacket (that was almost immediately shed once taking the stage) that had us gawking in complete awe.
Crafted from iguana leather, paneled python, and delicate Chantilly lace, the look was inspired by Singer's upcoming Fall 2013 collection "Valkyrie's Dominion," a nod to Norse mythology's dominant female warriors. (Side note: A Valkyrie decides who will die in battle and who will live to see another day – fitting for a woman with unbridled sexuality, not unlike Beyonce.)
As if her show-stopping dance moves in Proenza Schouler killer booties with risky, never-ending heels didn't already warrant immense respect, Lady B went up about ten point in our books when she shared the staged with Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, also clad in Singer getups, for a mini Destiny's Child reunion (talk about fueling excitement for their upcoming album).
In the last moments Beyonce whipped her hair back and forth at the edge of the stage, while fans caressed her fishnets. There concludes her performance, following a stadium power outage that delayed the Super Bowl. How could she not have blown a fuse?
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Aaron Gordon Top 5: Arizona, Washington, Stanford, Oregon, Kansas
By Avinash Kunnath@avinashkunnath Oct 27, 2011, 6:00am PDT
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The quest to land perhaps the most athletic West Coast big man in the 2013 class goes on, and the list has grown a bit. Some new names have entered the picture from the last time Aaron Gordon actively discussed his list, and there are new faces making their presence felt for the Archbishop Mitty star from San Jose.
Hoopniks managed to catch up with Gordon and obtain these quotes.
On the recruiting front, Gordon appears to be focusing on the left coast. He named Arizona, Washington, Stanford and Oregon, as well as Kansas as the top competitors for his college services at this time. With a sister and brother (Drew – UCLA/New Mexico) that have played basketball at the collegiate level, Gordon noted that he and his family are comfortable with the recruiting process, and savvy enough to weed out dishonest influences.
Stanford and Oregon both entering the picture are intriguing. Both programs appear to be on the rise in terms of overall talent, and should each have a great shot at competing for the top spot in the conference.
Interestingly, Gordon no longer lists New Mexico, despite the fact that his brother Drew is a member of the team. Perhaps Gordon feels that he'd be better off in a major conference program rather than having to compete for attention in a midmajor program.
Still, it looks like Washington and Arizona are the favorites so far, as they've been the names that have been in it for Gordon since the start.
Oh yeah, here's video of 15 year old Gordon dunking on life this summer.
(via Yayareasfinest2006)
For more on college basketball recruiting on the SB Nation network regarding Gordon, hit up Arizona Desert Swarm (Arizona), UW Dawg Pound (Washington), Rule of Tree (Stanford), Addicted to Quack (Oregon), and Rock Chalk Talk (Kansas).
National Signing Day 2012: Andrus Peat, Kyle Murphy, Aziz Shittu To Stanford
College Football Recruiting Rankings 2012: Cal Falls Out Of Top 25
Joshua Garnett Admitted To Stanford, Has Not Committed To Cardinal Though


How Is Silk Made And Is It Humane?
If you've never wondered how silk is made, I encourage you to think about it for just a second, because it's actually pretty amazing.
At its origin, silk comes from the cocoon of the silkworm caterpillar. And how this cocoon is harvested is what mainly determines the qualities, price and type of the silk.
To create its cocoon, the silkworm secretes one continuous strand of saliva, which hardens into a protective shell to keep the silkworm safe during its metamorphosis into a moth.
Soon after, this protective cocoon is boiled or steamed to soften the shell, so it can easily be unraveled into silk thread.
In nature, the silkworm moth basically spits a hole in the cocoon and then pokes its way through the hole to fly away. This natural escape breaks the long, continuous silk strand into several shorter strands that will need to be "repaired" once the cocoon is softened and unraveled.
When the strands are woven back together, the resulting threads have little nubs where each strand meets. This silk is called "slubby", which may sound like a negative trait, but the warm and cozy fabric it produces is actually a highly valued quality that is priced at a premium.
By contrast, cocoons that are unraveled as a single, continuous thread create the sleek, smooth texture of most silks. Unfortunately, the only way to keep the cocoon intact is to boil (soften) it with the silkworm moth still inside. This non-Ahimsa method is how most silk is produced.
I know, I know. With all the injustices going on in the world, cruelty to silkworms doesn't exactly top the list of concerns. For starters, silkworms aren't exactly cute and cuddly. Silkworms also don't bark, meow, moo, oink, chirp or verbally communicate in any way, which makes them even harder to relate to.
Still, regardless of your feelings toward the silkworm, the fact is that the more humane alternatives also tend to produce a more desirable silk.
Because the silkworm is allowed to escape its cocoon unharmed, Peace Silk sounds like the humane solution. And to some, it is.
Silkworm ready to emerge from its cocoon.
But even Peace Silk is not perfectly humane. You see, after emerging from the cocoon, moths mate and the females each lay hundreds of eggs. But silk farms have a limited supply of food and they can't feed all the hatchlings.
So although the silkworm moths have emerged safely from their cocoons and will die naturally, most of their offspring will die from starvation or dehydration within a few days of birth. Since that's not much better than being boiled alive, animal activists consider peace silk as inhumane as conventional silk.
Eri silkworms are allowed to emerge safely from their cocoons and some Ahimsa peace silk is marketed as Eri Silk.
Wild silkworms tend to produce a higher quality of silk than non-wild (domesticated) silkworms, because of their natural diet. And when permitted to leave their cocoons naturally, wild silk is also considered a more humane alternative than regular peace silk.
Let's say you go walking in the woods and you find beautiful wild flowers growing there. You admire them for a little while and decide to plant some in your yard.
They're pretty easy to manage because they're wild flowers and they mostly take care of themselves. But you do still water them from time to time and care for them as needed. You also still call them wild flowers, even though they're not really wild anymore. That's how you can think of wild silk too.
The broken cocoon of a wild silkworm, after it has emerged.
Wild silkworms live in an environment that mimics how they would naturally live and, like cultivated wild flowers, they mostly take care of themselves. Wild silkworms feed from the trees in which they live and they spin their protective cocoons in those same trees, just like they would in the wild.
They also live and eat on their own schedule without the artificial lights or carefully controlled environment that manipulates cultivated silkworms. But their environment is still a farm and their trees and food supply are still managed by the farm's finite resources.
So although they are called "wild" silkworms, they are not truly wild.
Wild silk is more natural than cultivated silk, but keep in mind that wild silk cocoons may still be harvested before the silkworm has emerged. As a result, wild silk is only peace silk if it has been harvested after the silkworm has safely emerged from its cocoon. In this case, it will be specifically labeled as wild peace silk.
And while a wild silk farm has greater natural resources than a fully cultivated silk farm, it still cannot support millions of silkworm offspring. The difference is that while some wild peace silkworms will die of starvation or dehydration as regular peace silkworms do, most wild peace silkworms would presumably be eaten by birds, ants and spiders in their farmed-yet-natural environment.
Look for Tussar silk that is labeled as "Ahimsa", "non-violent", or "peace silk".
Because wild silkworms eat the same diet they would in nature, the silk fibers they produce are more durable and more stain resistant than regular cultivated silk. The color of wild silk is also naturally rich and beautiful, so it is rarely dyed or bleached. And since wild silk is minimally processed, its fabric contains far fewer chemicals than cultivated silk. In fact, it is sometimes produced with no chemicals at all.
If you're not crazy about the idea of silkworm silk — not matter how "humane" — here are two vegan options to consider.
Synthetic fabrics such as nylon or polyester are also considered viable silk alternatives. These fabrics offer similar properties to silk, particularly when they are blended with cotton, wool or linen.
Animal rights groups often recommend synthetic fabrics and textiles as a more compassionate alternative. Those who counter this view (in favor of silk) argue that synthetic fabrics are produced from chemicals and petroleum derivatives that are harmful to the environment and factory workers, and may be harmful to the person wearing the silk.
It can take more than 1,500 cocoons to produce a single silk dress.
But silk production is often just as dangerous as synthetic alternatives. Harmful metallic salts, bleaches and chemical dyes are used to improve the look and wearability of the silk. And flame retardants and other chemicals may be added to improve silk's resistance to burns, wrinkles, static and water stains.
The good news for those seeking to avoid chemicals is that wedding dresses, ties, scarves and other textiles can be made from raw silk, which is not chemically processed or treated with heavy metals. You can also avoid labels that boast things like "wrinkle-free" and "stain resistant", while opting for labels that market qualities such as "100% naturally dyed", "undyed" or "unbleached".
Otherwise if your concern is for the the health and safety of the workers, the wearer (you), and the environment, then raw silk (ideally raw wild peace silk) is probably your best choice.


I love reading empties posts, but don't love writing them as they always end up being absolute monsters of posts. My bestie Rach from HelplessWhilstDrying recently had a mini meltdown with regards to her empties posts (some of the best and most informational empties out there!!) and she has decided to do her in increments of 10 empties, something of which I think I'm going to try myself to save me literally battling it out every couple of months; I thought I'd write up this month then every 10 going forward!
Herbal Essence Bio Renew Shampoo and Conditioner; these were actually beautiful. I picked them up when they were on offer and not only do they smell insane, they made my dry and dull damaged hair really smooth and silky, without weighing it down. Repurchase? YES!
Aussie 3 Minute Miracle: This is one of the best deep conditioning treatments on the market in my opinion, I love it. Again, it smooths my unruly mane without weighing it down with product. The only thing I'm not wild about is the packaging – I'm never too sure if when it is about to run out (Chris also uses this on his beard with means we get through it a lot!) Repurchase? Already have a back up!
Nutrafix Jojoba Oil and Almond Oil Shampoo and Conditioners: let me start by saying I picked this up by accident in a discount shop, thinking they were OGX (wishful thinking I know!) and when I got them home and realised they weren't I stuck them in the cupboard to use regardless. My opinion on these? These are horrible. They make your hair so greasy, so lank an the beautiful scent doesn't linger at all. The packaging is fiddly and the caps don't shut very well. Repurchase? Absolutely not.
Bleach London Silver Shampoo and Conditioner: When I was completely blonde I used to use these all the time, but now my ombre is darker than it was , I no longer have any use for these. They really do tone your hair well, removing brassy tones with ease. You can get a purple / silver tint to your hair if you leave them on long enough but this never happened to me. The scent lasts in your hair forever, and they really are great products. Now Bleach have expanded into makeup, I'd love to see them extend their haircare range too! Repurchase? If I go blonder, 100%!
Batiste Dry /shampoo in 'Party': Would it be an empties without a bottle of this? It is the best option I've found for actually making your hair look clean. I'm not too fussed about making my hair feel clean, as long as it doesn't look greasy. This adds texture which is great for my gresy hair which usually just lies a bit lank. Repurchase? Of course.
Sanex Dermo Moisturising Body Wash: My parent used to use this all the time when I lived at home, and when I saw it on offer I decided to pick it up. Its very unadventurous, doesn't smell of anything but leaves your skin feeling clean yet hydrated. Great for people with sensitive skin! Repurchase? Probably not, I like a bit more scent!
Avril Le Gommage Corporel*; I was kindly sent this by Avril at the end of last year and I finally finished it up. It was a gritty scrub but the scrub was encased in the worlds thickest liquid which instantly emulsified when used with water. No terrible but not one I'd repurchase. Also this smells like bananas. It is a very strange one, not for me! Repurchase? I don't think so!
Treaclemoon Warm Cookie Dough: This smells so delicious, and really luxurious, especially for its really low price point. As you can see, the packaging leaves a bit to be desired and I rally struggle to get the last bit of product out. It is a thick texture which lathers nicely but the gloopyness makes it very difficult! Repurchase? Yes but maybe in a smaller bottle!
Mitchum Powder Fresh: This is the best deodorant ever. I don't know why, but I just love this one so much! It smells kind of like baby powder, but banishes bad odours and stops me from being a sweaty betty. Repurchase? Always!
Avon Planet Spa Nail Spa Parafin Mask; I've been using this forever, and have only just finished it off. It has a really lovely shea scent, and I typically used this over night on my feet and hands. It hydrates the skin so nicely but I don't even know if they do this range anymore (I have literally had it about 2 years!) Repurchase? Probably not again!
Flexitol Heel Balm; Lets be honest, feet are rank, and my feet are the rankest. I really struggle with dry skin all over my body to be honest so like to make the most of a thick moisturiser for my feet and heels. This is the best I've found! Repurchase? I've been using this for years so definitely.
Loved this! I saw those Ogx rip offs the other day in Poundland and was curious before remembering I don't actually like any ogx Ones I've tried!
Intrigued about those herbal essences ones, I'm currently using some from L'Oreal and they're horrible have made my hair really dry and unmanageable I think I'll pick those up next!
The Herbal Essences argan oil range sounds fab!
It's really good and smells amazing!
Really great post!! x I've never heard of Nutrafix before but when I saw the picture/bottles, I thought they were OGX too! I use their shampoo/conditioner all the time. Bummer that it was a disappointing product!
Yeah its a such a shame they were duff!!


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Das Bistum Morón (lat.: Dioecesis Moronensis, span.: Diócesis de Morón) ist eine in Argentinien gelegene römisch-katholische Diözese mit Sitz in Morón.

Geschichte
Das Bistum Morón wurde am 11. Februar 1957 durch Papst Pius XII. mit der Päpstlichen Bulle Quandoquidem adoranda aus Gebietsabtretungen des Erzbistums La Plata errichtet. Es wurde dem Erzbistum Buenos Aires als Suffraganbistum unterstellt.

Im April 1961 gab das Bistum Gebietsanteile zur Errichtung des Bistums San Martín und im Juli 1969 zur Errichtung des Bistums San Justo ab. Aus weiteren Gebietsanteilen wurde am 13. Mai 1997 das Bistum Merlo-Moreno errichtet.

Bischöfe von Morón
Miguel Raspanti SDB, 1957–1980
Justo Oscar Laguna, 1980–2004
Luis Guillermo Eichhorn, 2004–2017
Jorge Vázquez, seit 2017

Siehe auch
 Römisch-katholische Kirche in Argentinien
 Liste der römisch-katholischen Diözesen

Weblinks

Moron
Partido Morón
Gegründet 1957


Controversial plans to build two wind turbines at Beeford have been given the go ahead – scotching concerns that they would affect air traffic radar.
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council turned down a planning application to build two turbines with a blade height of 34.2m on land west of West Farm, Foston Lane.
But the decision was overturned following a planning appeal by Phitwherry Ltd.
The council's sole reason for refusal was on grounds that the proposed development would have an unacceptable impact on civil aviation in that Claxby radar and, as a result, Prestwick air traffic control, would be affected by the proposal having an adverse impact on air traffic safety.
In reaching its decision, the council relied on representations made by National Air Traffic Services who are responsible for aircraft operating in controlled airspace in the UK.
The PSR antenna radiates electromagnetic energy and detects echoes which are interpreted by the radar system to provide information to the operator.
It was the contention of the NERL that the proposed wind turbines would add to clutter, both increasing the workload of air traffic controllers and potentially masking real aircraft.
It was further maintained that it was possible that false tracks could occur as a result of the proposed turbines.


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The pacesetters ministry is a ministry in the Living Word Assembly comprised of young, vibrant, intelligent, agile men and women. They are all single and have completed basic level of education; A-level and above; and working or not yet working.
Is To Help Christians discover their purpose in life; and maximise their God-given potential and become women of virtue and men after the heart of God.
Rom 8:19. Why were u created?
What is your purpose in God's divine plan?
Are u the moses to deliver Gods pipo?
Are u David to showcase Gods faithfulness?
Are u Joseph a new and true leader,tried and tested?
Arise! For creation awaits yo unveiling...the stage is set.
Individually purpose to be the above, Distinguish yourself from the crowd, Focus on what God has deposited in you, Do not be caught in the web of the group and lose your unique contribution.
Some people get privileged to make it on a Committee and never attend a single preparation meeting or take off time to intercede for the activity or the ministry/leadership generally.
Are you fooling any one, may be not. But you definitely lose out.
A lot of times people want to get love, support, brotherhood, prayers, etc, from a group. But have never done anything with the group!
HARVEST; What you put in, is what you get out.


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Photography / Picture Gallery
John Divola's Imagined Rituals and Abandoned Houses
A new book gives vivid insight into John Divola's transgressive first series, Vandalism, which saw the young photographer break into empty properties in Los Angeles and deface their worn interiors with abstract swirls and signs. Words by Louise Benson
It's 1974. A graduate student at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is drifting around the city, a young photographer in his twenties with no studio and no place to go. Land is cheap in the sprawling suburbs, and large houses line the wide, empty streets. Everybody drives in LA. John Divola walks and, as he goes, spots boarded-up windows, front porches in states of disrepair and collapsed roofs—the derelict details easily missed when cocooned in a fast-moving car. He finds abandoned houses all over once he begins to look, their owners evicted or gone in search of a better life. One day, he kicks a door down—it's not difficult—and he's in amongst the cracked walls and forgotten debris.
Vandalism, Divola's first photography series, started here. These dilapidated properties became his short-term studios, and he made himself at home in them. Using spray paint, string and cardboard, he vandalized their worn interiors with abstract, graphic graffiti, before photographing them in stark black and white. Swirls and constellations of dots in black and silver paint mark the walls, suggestive of an unknown ritual carried out on these grounds. Past lives, real and imagined, are conjured in the resulting images, as Divola deliberately merged documentary photography with staged interventions. As he explained in one of his earliest interviews in 1978, "I'm just changing things to see what happens. I'm no more interested in my own marks than I am in debris on the floor or the way a curtain flies up because the wind's blowing in."
"Past lives, real and imagined, are conjured as Divola deliberately merged documentary photography with staged interventions"
I first came across the Vandalism series last year at the Whitechapel Gallery in London, where it was included in the expansive and yet wonderfully intimate exhibition A Handful of Dust, curated by David Campany. An entire wall was lined with more than thirty of the 14 x 11-inch prints, hung closely together as if to create an immersive experience of almost entering into the vacant houses as Divola once did. The effect of seeing them together also made clear their strength as a series—something that is carried forward in a new book published by Mack this March.
For the first time, Vandalism will be available as a monograph, beautifully reproduced with a full page given to each photograph. Text is kept to a bare minimum, in keeping with the immediacy of the images, which still feel transgressive to look at today. With their conceptual directness and visceral engagement with landscape, they set in motion a career that has seen Divola explore everything from bombed-out beach shacks in Malibu to dogs chasing his car in the desert. Straight from those empty LA streets, it is a vivid insight into where it all started.
All images courtesy Mack books and John Divola
John Divola, Vandalism
Published by MACK


Read Nancy Austin's interview with Portage Magazine here.
Read F. J. Bergmann's interview with Portage Magazine here.
Read Jay Artemis Hull's interview with Portage Magazine here.
Ed Werstein // Is This Poem A Fish?


You are building pecl-rdkafka for all php version in your own repository but they aren't available on SCL. Could it be possible to add it?
Also available as SCL in my repository.
Do you mean in centos-scl repository ?
We first need a way (under discussion) how to manage dependencies (librdkafka) to avoid having to build them in each SCL, but instead build them only once in a common repository.
I mean in centos-scl yes.
I see the issue, thanks for your answer. But in the mean time, in your opinion, what would be the best way to install it in an centos/php-56-centos7 or rhscl/php-56-rhel7 docker image?
Use php56-* packages from "remi-safe" instead of rh-php56-* from rhscl / centos-scl ?


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Q: confusion for .equals() and == C#? so I have read in the article that == check if the object reference is same or not  .equals() check if data is the same or not but when I am writing some program on my own I am having confusion.
I have a class person I which I am passing 10,20 in my constructor
now I have created another object p1 and p2
person p = new person(10,20);
person p1;
p1 = p;

person p2=new person(10,20);
Console.WriteLine(p==p1); //true
Console.WriteLine(p.Equals(p1)); //true
Console.WriteLine(object.ReferenceEquals(p,p1)); //true
Console.WriteLine(p == p2); //false
Console.WriteLine(p.Equals(p2)); //false confusion same data
Console.WriteLine(object.ReferenceEquals(p, p2));//false

now I have confusion in p.equals(p2) both have the same data 10,20 so why
  false

A: p.Equals(p1) it will use Equals method of your object.
You did not implement it will compare address of two object, if it same address in memory it will true.
Note p1 = p that p1 and p refer to same address in memory.
person p2=new person(10,20) it will create object in difference address in memory with same content of p object
p.Equals(p2) has difference address in memory and no implement Equals method, it will return false.
You can implement Equals method like this
  public override bool Equals(Object obj)
       {
          person p= obj as person;
          if (p == null)
             return false;
          else
             return obj.p1 == p.p1 && obj.p2 = p.p2; // assum your property
       }

And you need implement GetHashCode method too like
public override int GetHashCode()
  {
    return this.p1 + this.p2; //sample
  }

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Q: ExtJS 4.2 Grid Header doesn't show correctly in IE The purpose of the following code is to popup a window which contains a 2 column grid.
It works fine in Safari and Firefox but fails to show properly in IE 8 and IE 10 (which our customers insist on using).
In IE, the 3rd hidden column will not be hidden, but cover 1st column instead.
I use default CSS of ExtJS 4.2, does that matter?
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="js/extjs-4.2.1.883/resources/css/ext-all.css">

And here is my JavaScript:
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                            lovTitle:'QUERY',
                            fieldMapping: [{column:"DESCR",field:"query_name"}
                                ,{column:"PERSON_SN",field:"person_sn"}
                            ],
                            selectOnFocus:true,
                            name:"query_name",
                            id:"query_name",
                            fieldLabel:"NAME"
                        })
                        ,{
                            xtype: 'hidden',
                            name: 'person_sn',
                            id: 'person_sn'
                        }
                    ]
                }]
            }]
        });
    });


Niagara County Community College netted 50 first-half points en route to a 90-72 Western New York Athletic Conference road win at Genesee Community College on Monday. The Thunderwolves, ranked No. 12 in the latest NJCAA Div. II poll, improved to 23-0 overall and 4-0 in WNYAC play. GCC, meanwhile, fell to 14-7, 2-2.
Sophomore Kenetria Redfern paced NCCC with a team-high 23 points and 14 rebounds. She also had four assists and four steals. Freshman Molly Mahony came off the bench and contributed 16 points and nine boards. Sophomore Shilah Parker and freshman Aubrey Halloran had 15 points apiece, while freshman Paige Emborsky finished with 14 points and seven assists.
Next up for the T-Wolves is a home matchup with Mercyhurst North East. Tip-off is set for 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.


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Q: FormGroup async validator not called if FormControl is in error I've wrote an async validator for a specific field an another one for 2 fields of the form:
this.aliasCtrl = formBuilder.control('', [], [
  (control: AbstractControl) => {
    return new Promise(resolve => {
      if(control.value === 'aaa') {
        resolve({error: true});
      } else {
        resolve(null);
      }
    });
  }
]);

this.formGroup = formBuilder.group({
  firstName: formBuilder.control('', []),
  lastName: formBuilder.control('', []),
  alias: this.aliasCtrl
}, {
  asyncValidator: (group: FormGroup) => {
    return new Promise(resolve => {
      if(group.value.firstName === 'aaa' && group.value.lastName === 'aaa') {
        resolve({error2: true});
      } else {
        resolve(null);
      }
    });
  }
});

Both of them are working correctly. The point is, when the alias control validator throws an error (when the field contains aaa), the "global" one never does.
A plunker of my issue: http://plnkr.co/edit/vyr48ke7fWEUwrXy43tn?p=preview
How to reproduce:

*

*put aaa in all fields starting with the first one. Good, everything works.

*Reload the plunker.

*put aaa in all fields starting with the last one. The "global" validator is not called when editing firstName of lastName field (I've added some console.log in the plunker to watch when validators are called).

Is the behaviour intentional? Why? How to call the "global" validator event if an error already exists?

A: One way to answer my question is to define a formGroup containing fields firstName and lastName. Here's a plunker with the solution: http://plnkr.co/edit/HAmaYySbxVE15VOl9uJ4?p=preview
For reference, I let here my formGroup:
this.aliasCtrl = formBuilder.control('', [], [(control: AbstractControl) => {
    return new Promise(resolve => {
      if(control.value === 'aaa') {
        resolve({error: true});
      } else {
        resolve(null);
      }
    });
  }
]);

this.nameGroup = formBuilder.group({
  firstName: formBuilder.control('', []),
  lastName: formBuilder.control('', [])
}, {
  asyncValidator: (group: FormGroup) => {
    return new Promise(resolve => {
      if(group.value.firstName === 'aaa' && group.value.lastName === 'aaa') {
        resolve({error2: true});
      } else {
        resolve(null);
      }
    });
  }
});

this.formGroup = formBuilder.group({
  name: this.nameGroup,
  alias: this.aliasCtrl
});


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This Is 1 Way to Make Your 2021 Chevrolet Camaro Stand Out
by J.L. Seto on August 24, 2020
The Chevrolet Camaro is an iconic American muscle car, and it's often seen as a beautifully made car. Not only that, but since it's a muscle car, the Camaro is also very powerful, and it's often used in races too. That said, with the 2021 Chevy Camaro, Chevy's adding a new option to make your Camaro stand out.
A quick look at the 2021 Chevy Camaro
The Chevy Camaro is still a muscle car, and as such, it still packs quite a punch. This is arguably the most important aspect of any muscle car, as a muscle car without muscle is just a car. As a result, Car and Driver was impressed by the Camaro's engine options, as they did live up to the task of giving the Camaro a lot of power.
Obviously, for customers with a lot of money to spend, the 2021 Camaro ZL1 exists. It boasts a 6.2-liter supercharged V8 that gets a staggering 650 hp. However, the 2021 Camaro ZL1 starts at $65,000, so it's out of reach for most customers.
With that said, Car and Driver wrote that the regular Camaro is still a powerful car, even with its standard engine. At $26,000, the standard 2021 Camaro comes with a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that gets 275 hp. Car and Driver thought that this standard engine was "surprisingly quick," but of course, Chevy offers more powerful options, too. For example, the LT1 trim starts at $35,000, and it'll come with a 6.2-liter V8 that gets 455 hp.
How you can make your 2021 Chevy Camaro stand out
While the Chevrolet Camaro's muscle is one of the main selling points behind the car, Chevy does offer options for customers that'll allow them to spruce up their Camaro without breaking the bank. These personalization options will allow customers who can't afford to add a bigger engine to their Camaro to turn heads without forcing customers to spend a lot of money to upgrade the Camaro's engine.
For example, as MotorTrend reported, the 2021 Camaro will have a brand-new paint option, and it'll be replacing the old Garnet Red paint option. Instead of Garnet Red, the 2021 Camaro can now get the Wild Cherry Tintcoat paint job. Like its name implies, this paint job will make your Camaro look cherry red, but there's more.
The Cherry Red packages on the 2021 Chevrolet Camaro
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While Chevy won't paint the base Camaro or the ZL1 Cherry Red, every other trim of the Camaro can be painted Cherry Red. This means that the cheapest Camaro that can be painted Cherry Red will be the LT trim, and that trim starts at about $26,500. For the LT trim, as well as the LZ trim, Chevy also offers the Wild Cherry Design Package 1.
This design package will cost about $2,150, and it'll add a few aesthetic changes to the interior and exterior of the Camaro. For example, it'll give it specially forged aluminum wheels that'll have the Camaro shield as the center cap. Furthermore, it'll improve the looks of the Camaro's fender, and it'll also add special Camaro floor mats among other things.
For the more expensive trim levels of the Camaro, Chevy offers the Wild Cherry Design Package 2. This package costs about $5,600, according to MotorTrend, and it'll add even more features on top of what's already offered on the first Wild Cherry Design package. Some of these additional features include a carbon fiber insert for the Camaro's fuel door, a black suede interior trim, and a center stripe that can be in either black or silver.
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Yarm man accused of string of offences including having an axe in a public place
Jordan Ransom is also accused of torching a car in Edwards Street in Stockton
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Teesside Magistrates' Court (Image: Teesside Live)
A man from Yarm appeared in court accused of a string of offences including arson and carrying an axe.
Jordan Aaron Ransom, of Ramsey Crescent in Yarm, appeared at Teesside Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
He admitted taking a black Audi without the owner's consent, driving without an appropriate licence, using a vehicle without insurance and making off without payment.
The 25-year-old also pleaded guilty to being in possession of an axe on Ramsey Crescent on July 18 and having a kitchen knife in a public place and possession of heroin on August 13.
But he denied setting fire to a car on Edwards Street in the Parkfield area of Stockton on August 9.
Teesside Crown Court (Image: Teesside Live)
Ransom had not turned up to court to face the axe charge on on August 6 and was jailed for six days for failing to surrender to custody.
For the offences of possession of an axe and a knife, he will be sentenced at Teesside Crown Court on a date to be set.
And he will face trial at the magistrates court for the alleged arson on September 27. Following the outcome of the trial, he will then be sentenced for the offence of taking the vehicle without the owner's consent.
No application was made for bail at Teesside Magistrates Court on Wednesday and he was remanded in custody.
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I recently purchased a Grand Narak and am looking to get a couple of paddles. I like the looks of the greenland style paddles, but I wonder if the loom needs to be longer than the beam of the boat, which is 29.5". Any recommendations on dimensions or brands?
Greenland paddles may not work so well with this kayak. Try a few out first.
This depends on your height and paddling style, and the style of paddles. Your style will change with experience, too. Go paddling with cheap paddles and you'll get an idea as to the length you need. Even sitting in the assembled boat in your back yard will give you some idea.
You could use a Greenland paddle, but it would have to be uncommonly long.
I was thinking about getting one 240cm or longer, with a 75cm loom. This is what Alpine paddles uses for their "Narak" version of a 2-piece greenland paddle that is sold through Nautiraid.
There are a few folks in the US who will make a two-piece GP for you. I'm getting pricing now. I have no idea who makes a quality product; they all look great in the photo's.
I would like to try one, but I don't know anyone in my area who paddles. No response from the local club.
I will use as short as as 230 in a Folbot Greenland II but it isn't preferred (hit knuckes on star nuts) depending on how high I have setup my seating position. Sometimes I need a shorter paddle for maneuverability in flooded . I'm not sure how high the coaming is on a Grand Narak. I would think a GP won't provide they same level of control for a longer, wider double as a typical paddle would.
For what it's worth, back when I was paddling it a lot, I used a 225 cm or so greenland style paddle in my RZ96 - a behemoth of a folding kayak 96cm wide. Worked fine, but was more satisfactory from the forward position.
Check out this website. I listened to this fellow for half an hour then borrowed a Greenland paddle to try out.
I was amazed. It worked great. Caleb insists only a whitewater kayaker needs a wide paddle.
Narrow paddles don't fatigue you as much and he correctly points to the Canadian Voyageurs who all used narrow paddles.
My favorite paddle is a 210 cm small bladed Eddyline Windswift. Used it in an Aerius 2. Also use a Greenland paddle. Prefer the narrower paddles.


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Lennart Strandberg, född 26 mars 1915 i Malmö, död 23 december 1989, var en svensk friidrottare och journalist. Han var under över ett årtionde Sveriges bäste manlige sprinter, och hans svenska rekord på 100 meter stod sig i 37 års tid. Lennart Strandberg utsågs 1935 till Stor grabb nummer 83 i friidrott. Efter sin aktiva karriär sadlade han om till sportjournalist och arbetade bland annat med årsboken Aktuellt.

Friidrottskarriär
Strandberg tävlade för MAI och vann mellan åren 1934 och 1947 11 SM-guld på 100 meter, mellan 1934 och 1945 vann han 12 raka SM-guld på 200 meter. I stafett vann han (som medlem i MAI:s lag) ett antal SM-guld på 4x100 meter och 4x400 meter. Totalt erövrade han 39 SM-guld, 6 SM-silver och 4 SM-brons (stafetter inkluderade).

Han tog bronsmedalj på 100 meter individuellt och silvermedalj med stafettlaget 4x100 meter vid EM i Paris 1938.

Strandberg innehade svenska rekordet på 100 meter från 1936 med tiden 10,5 satt vid Olympiska sommarspelen 1936 och senare samma år i Malmö förbättrat till 10,3. Denna tid underskreds först 1973 av Christer Garpenborg med 10,2. Han hade svenska rekordet på 200 meter från 1935 då han i Paris nådde 21,8, en tid som senare 1942 förbättrades till 21,4. Den tiden underskreds 1954 av Jan Carlsson med 21,3.

SM-deltagande
 1934 vann Lennart Strandberg sina första SM-guld, på 100 meter (11,0 s) och 200 meter (22,2 s). Han var även med i Malmö AI:s vinnande stafettlag på 4x100 meter.
 Vid SM 1937 vann Lennart Strandberg åter både 100 meter (10,8 s), 200 meter (22,0 s) samt i stafett 4x100 meter och 4x400 meter.
 Vid SM 1938 vann han 100 meter (10,7 s), 200 meter (21,6 s) och 4x100 meter stafett.
 Vid SM 1939 vann han 200 meter (21,6 s) och 4x400 meter stafett – han utgick på grund av skada från finalen på 100 meter.
 1940 vann han i SM 100 meter (11,0 s) och 200 meter (22,2 s).
 Vid SM 1941 vann han åter 100 meter (10,7 s) och 200 meter (22,2 s).
 1942 vann han vid SM både 100 meter (10,8 s), 200 meter (21,8 s) och stafett 4x100 meter. Den 6 september i Malmö förbättrade han sitt svenska rekord på 200 meter till 21,4. Han behöll rekordet till 1954 då Jan Carlsson först tangerade det och sedan slog det (21,3 s).
 Vid SM 1943 vann han 100 meter på 11,1 s och 200 meter på 22,3 s. MAI:s stafettlag vann han även 4x100 meter.
 1944 vann han guld endast på 200 meter (22,1 s) och i stafett 4x100 meter.
 1945 vann Strandberg SM på 100 meter (10,7 s) och 200 meter (21,7 s).
 1947 vann han sitt sista individuella SM-tecken, på 100 meter med 10,9 s.
 1952 var Lennart Strandberg en sista gång med i MAI:s vinnande lag i stafett 4x100 meter vid SM.

EM-deltagande
År 1938 deltog Strandberg vid EM och tog då bronsmedaljen på 100 meter med 10,6 s. Han var även med i det svenska laget som tog silvermedaljen på 4x100 meter (de andra i laget var Gösta Klemming, Åke Stenqvist och Lennart Lindgren).

OS-deltagande
Strandberg deltog vid OS i Berlin 1936, där han nådde final på 100 meter, men fick där en muskelbristning i låret och blev sexa.

Rekord
Den 16 juni 1935 slog Strandberg Nils Engdahls svenska rekord på 200 meter från 1920 (21,9 s) genom att i Paris springa på 21,8 s. SM detta år hölls i Stockholm och där vann han guldmedalj både på 100 meter (10,7 s), 200 meter (21,5 s - nytt svenskt rekord, den 24 augusti) samt (som lagmedlem i MAI) i stafett 4x100 meter och 4x400 meter. Den 15 september tangerade han svenska rekordet på 100 meter (Knut Lindbergs 10,6 s från 1906).

På vägen till final i OS i Berlin 1936 lyckades han den 3 augusti överta det svenska rekordet på 100 meter genom att springa på 10,5 s. Senare på säsongen slog han överlägset bronsmedaljören i OS, Martinus Osendarp, Nederländerna. Han förbättrade även den 26 september sitt eget svenska rekord på 100 meter till 10,3 s vid tävlingar i Malmö. Detta rekord tangerades 1972 av Thorsten Johansson och 1973 av Christer Garpenborg, innan den senare förbättrade det till 10,2 s 1973.

Svenska  rekord
100 m: 10,6 s (Malmö  15 september 1935) (tangering)
100 m: 10,5 s (Berlin Tyskland 3 augusti 1936)
100 m: 10,3 s (Malmö 26 september 1936)
200 m: 21,8 s (Paris  Frankrike 16 juni 1935)
200 m: 21,5 s (Stockholm 24 augusti 1935)
200 m: 21,4 s (Malmö 6 september 1942)

Personliga rekord
100 m: 10,3 s (Malmö 26 september 1936)
200 m: 21,4 s (Malmö 6 september 1942)
400 m: 49,7 s (Malmö 26 september 1943)

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Q: Prevent from inserting char, and firing new event I have problem with, capturing "keydown" and then change focus to "last active" focus.
If I set focus to particular element within function that captures event,   "input" element  get a "char" afterwards , or whole "form" element capture "enter" to submit form again.
My code:
http://jsfiddle.net/BluesM/KkexX/4/
I found way but this is clunky. Within function that capture event I do
 setTimeout(function(){newFocus.focus();  }, 30);

where
newFocus

Is the element which I want set focus on.
But maybe there is a better way?

A: Simply preventDefault() on keydown after form is submited.
http://jsfiddle.net/KkexX/7/


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Home News Paid Parking System May Get Explored In Green Mountain Falls
Rick Langenberg
Paid Parking System May Get Explored In Green Mountain Falls
Residents Favor Better Signage; Worry About Town Image With Meters
The first preliminary debut of a possible paid parking system in Green Mountain Falls to better manage visitor traffic got the thumbs-down from a group of residents partaking in a virtual community meeting last week.
Concerns were voiced about following in the footsteps of Manitou Springs, where meter parking turned into an initial disaster. Plus, some viewed this idea as bad for business and a detriment to the town's image.
However, the idea of better signage and an improved way to direct visitors to trailheads in the Ute Pass community received a 100 percent solid endorsement.
Since the coronavirus epidemic, the GMF area has been invaded by hikers and recreation buffs who view the area as a hidden outdoor trails gem. This has resulted in occasional conflicts between hikers and residents, since most trailheads are located in residential areas. Better trail management and hiker education are goals town leaders have advocated for several months.
Although vetoing, the idea of forcing visitors to open their wallet in order to publicly park in GMF, the possibility of generating a minimum of $85,000 a year from these fees turned a few heads and commanded much attention at last week's meeting.
The GMF community verdict will be released early next year, pending the results of a new survey, dealing with such issues as parking, signage and trail use. Citizens have until Jan. 19 to complete the questionnaire, available on the town's website. Eventually, a more comprehensive plan will be developed. This project stems from the formation of a task force, formed in late September, to study these issues. The idea also was mentioned in a comprehensive master plan adopted in 2019.
Last Tuesday, town leaders and the task force coordinators got an early dose of community input. The main person heading up the project is Jonathan Cain, the assistant city administrator for Idaho Springs. "Parking has been difficult to find (in GMF during the summer)," said Cain, who outlined the project and the early task force work and the preliminary interviews." We will build a plan…Managed parking could be paid parking. Revenue is important to think about."
The project consultant estimated that a paid parking system in GMF could generate between $85,000 and $160,000 a year. That's not a shabby amount for a town lacking in funds.
Besides parking, he cited problems with signage and access to the trailheads.
Not Repeating the Disaster of Manitou Springs
From the get-go, resident input favored better signage but not paid parking.
"Paid parking is a mistake," said Rocco Blasi, a former member of the planning commission and chairman of a local trails group. Instead, he believes the town has a major signage problem.
He cited paid parking as a real detriment to local businesses, and mentioned the difficulties that Manitou Springs experienced, when they started meter parking about five years ago
Other forum participants echoed similar sentiments. "I do not want to see paid parking in Green Mountain Falls," said resident Judith Piazza. "It almost disenfranchises people. They feel separated from the town (with paid parking)."
Like Blasi, she cited Manitou Springs as an example that GMF shouldn't follow.
"Our number one problem is enforcement," said Lamar Mathews, a member of the planning commission, who lives near one of the trailheads. "I have never experienced a problem with tourists. The main problem is parking at trailheads."
David Douglas, a member of the fire mitigation committee, agreed. At the same time, he lauded the community project survey and future plan, aimed at tackling this issue. "I see it as an opportunity."
Another resident who publicly spoke, Jay Kita, mentioned visitor confusion as the main problem with tourists and recreation-buffs frequenting GMF to explore trails. "There is really a lack of information. We do not have reference points," said Kita. The resident cited the recurring image of visitors appearing quite lost as they cruise through the residential sections of town, inquiring about trail access and parking availability.
However, not everyone speaking publicly at the community forum was totally against the idea of paid parking. Jesse Stroope, a key representative of the Historic Green Mountain Falls Foundation and the Green Box Arts group, reminded residents and town leaders that the forthcoming James Turrell Skyspace artistic installation and attraction (a byproduct of the Red Devil Mountain and former Joyland Church annexation parcels) are being brought into the area to "improve Green Mountain Falls" as part of a way to generate more tourism and art opportunities. And to facilitate these improvements, then maybe paid parking could help enhance these activities, suggested Stroope. He noted that paid parking for the new attraction is almost expected among future visitors. "The overall plan is very important," said Stroope.
Cain expressed similar views. He said paid parking fared quite well in Idaho Springs, which he said has some similarities with Green Mountain Falls. At the same time, he noted, "Paid parking is not right for everyone."
But Cain didn't really present any specifics regarding the possible paid parking system plan in Green Mountain Falls, such as meters or certain designated areas. He continued to stress that the program could conservatively generate between $85,000 and $165,000 a year.
Based on the town's limited revenue funds, he contended that this money could come in handy.
Another hot subject at the forum included trailhead consolidation.
Once the survey results are analyzed and more interviews are conducted, Cain will develop a draft plan to be presented at a future community forum, slated for the winter or early spring of 2021. In the meantime, residents are encouraged to participate in the survey.
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FIBA World Cup 2014: Croatia defeats Gilas Pilipinas, 81-78 in OT
Manila, Philippines - Croatian national basketball team has defeated Gilas Pilipinas, 81-78 at the FIBA World Cup round 1 game on Saturday, August 30, 2014 with live telecast from Seville, Spain.
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The Philippine team was not able to exceed expectations due to the much tougher competition against Croatia in the overtime round.
Andray Blatche led the way with 28 points for the Philippines.
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Croatian superstar Bogdan Bogdanovic, who finished with 27 points, scored two free throws to break the game's final deadlock.
Philippines within one, 78-79, with 5.6 ticks left in the overtime round. Croatia hits free throws for an 81-78 lead with 6.1 ticks left.
Philippines hanging tough, just trails by two, 69-71, with 1:35 remaining. Castro rattles in floater to tie the game at 71. However, Chan has missed game-winning trey to push for an overtime.
Bogdanovic has scored easy two to open 5-minute overtime, 73-71.
Blatche lost the ball, but Croatia also muffed it as the game tied on 73. Bogdanovic hits free throws; Croatia on top, 77-75, with 41 ticks left in the overtime.
Philippines forces charge with the chance to tie the game with 3:36 left in the fourth quarter. Andray Blatche buries triple to achieved 64-all. Jeff Chan makes three free throws as Philippines takes the lead, 67-66, with 2:49 left.
Ranidel de Ocampo opened the fourth quarter for Gilas as he sank trey for 52-57.
Chan fakes off defender and buries a booming triple, 34-37, early in third quarter. Croatia sinks technical free throws, then a triple to end third quarter.
Jeff Chan buried a buzzer-beating trey as Philippines comes within six, 31-37, vs Croatia at the half
The first quarter has ended with Croatia leading by 14 points against Philippines, 23-9. A big leap on scores was achieved by Gilas at the end of second quarter, 37-31 in favor of Croatia. The end of third quarter gave hope with Croatia leading by 8 points, 57-49.
After the Croatia match, Gilas Pilipinas will next take on Greece on Sunday (August 31) at 2 p.m. before the Filipinos collide with the Argentina side at 11:30 p.m., also tomorrow.
The Croatian team is a young squad with only one player at least age 30. The team also has six players who are at least 6-foot-10, including 7-foot-2 giant Ante Tomic.
Meanwhile, Smart Gilas roster is composed of Jimmy Alapag, LA Tenorio, Jayson Castro, Paul Lee, Gary David, Gabe Norwood, Jeff Chan, Japeth Aguilar, Ranidel de Ocampo, Junemar Fajardo, Marc Pingris and naturalized center Andray Blatche.
Group B FIBA World Cup 2014
The game on Saturday marks the country's return to the world championships, 36 years after it last competed in the 1978 FIBA Worlds.
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